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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 25, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota tuesday july 25, 1922 number 252nearly kills wife unwritten gossips med responsible in Hammer murder a iwo i. I % mrs. Clara Phillips victim of slanderous tongues and insane jealousy witness tells Story mrs. Peggy Caffee forced to witness awful crime on lox Ely Cali Forni a Road by n. E. A. To Angeles. July 25�?will the Quot unwritten Law a for years the plea of jealous husbands who have killed save from the Gallows mrs. Clara Phillips victim of gossip this is the question on the lips of All los Angeles As the 23-year-old wife and Slayer awaits trial Here for the killing of mrs. Alberta Meadows pretty Young widow whom mrs. Phillips accused of undue intimacy with her husband the husband. A. L. Phillips an Oil Man. Denies his wife a charges concerning mrs. Meadows but no witness demos that mrs. Phillips believed them with All her heart and that she hammered her victim to death believing her the violator of her Home. In founded Rumor evidence has failed to show convincing ground for mrs. Phillips suspicion. Yet somewhere a hint a bit of revert gossip or a self developed Pang in an emotionally High keyed Hart started the insane jealousy which cd t i n cloth for one i d the of the of i or. A a victim of gossip a say All who knew mrs. Meadows. A she was innocent it was the lying Tongue of scandal the poisonous tilth of slanderous minds that brought her to her a a of gossip a say nil who know mrs Phillips. And her husband echoes it. A it was the scandal mongers a lie lying tale bearers and insinuate is that poisoned her mind against mrs. Meadows a they say. Abnormal jealousy jealousy a a jealousy which the Mere death of her supposed rival could not appease a jealousy which demanded the feel of tortured flesh beneath repeated blows which demanded Dis figuration. For the wife did not Purchase a revolver but a Hammer according to the woman police say was an Eye witness mrs. Peggy Chafee. This is the Story of mrs. Caffee As officials say she told it to them Quot mrs. Phillips and i went shopping wednesday july 12. At the first store to which we went mrs. Phillips purchased a Hammer. A later we met mrs. Meadows evidently by appointment. Mrs. Phillips asked mrs. Meadows to drive us in her car to her Sisters House. Mrs. Phillips directed the Way and we drove to a lonely Road. Then Quot Stop Damn you i want to talk to you Quot mrs. Phillips commanded. A mrs Meadows left the car and mrs. Phillips followed accuses mrs. Meadows Quot mrs. Phillips accused mrs. Meadows of intimacy with or. Phillips. There was an argument and mrs. Phillips struck with the Hammer the blow glancing off the other woman s shoulder. Mrs. Meadows ran but mrs. Phillips overtook her and brought her Back raining blow after blow upon her victims head and face a she dragged her by the mrs. Cafee almost overcome by the sight staggered Down the Road half fainting she told her questioners soon mrs. Phillips overtook her in the car and made her enter. They drove Home. A she threatened me with death if i Ever a Aid a word about the affair a mrs raffle said with a frightened look in her eyes. Husband s St try Here mrs. Phillip s husband picks up the Story As the police have it Quot she came Home to me and though she had done something to be proud of a he says. A your pretty sweetheart is not to pretty she told me. She wanted to give herself up. She thought the authorities would believe she was rut the husband knew Batter and counselled her against surrender. So so a fled to Arizona. She was arrested at Tuscon where she was lying under an assumed name. Phillips tortured by a Hundred con Fhi Ted emotions had told the Story to police charges even denied the identity was locked up and later was Law plea of woman slaver Harding refuses to alter his a it. Chime As min in Tuc a Marx Post Noh toward Coal Stoke mrs. Phillips asked mrs. Meadows to drive a a Sisters Bonsy a mrs Meadows left the car and mrs. Phillips follows she thread me with death if lever said amp flair Fie prisoner domed the chaffed Bat was locked Preuss starts move for Coal for Northwest Minnesota governor asks Mcmaster to co operate in obtaining fuel Commerce Bory issues priority orders on Coal Prosperity is in sight for Farmers again executive will wait to see whether mines operate under u. S. Protection expert investigator after Long trip makes most optimistic forecast up to rail Board Washington d. A. July 25�? tile Railroad labor Ixia re remains the Only Agency through which the government can and will Deal with the Railroad strike situation though president Harding is continuing to hold himself in Contact with All actions which the Board takes to the matter it was said today at the White House. Sign Painter attacks woman with Hammer fight takes place on River Side Road following a family argument Hedden still missing authorities make futile All night search for Man and Little girl Little and county agents All Are hopeful by associated press leased wire Washington. C., july 25.�?the taxes St i too High immediate policy of the government i aau o 1ill, Iva Mon in the Coal 8trike situation was de a a. Dared at the White House today to Al a continuation of its endeavours to furnish Protection to men willing to work in the mines and to put into to j a a Tion the machinery decided upon for a James b. Holm distribution of the dwindling Coal the american Farmer is coming Supply Back the statement was made that should Coal not be produced in appreciable lie is beginning of emerge from quantities under this Protection and the tremendous Slough of despair and in accordance with the presidents suffering. In which he has floundered imitation to the operators to open for the past 20 months. His head is j be mines. Some other Steps might be j once More above water and be feels Aken but that president Harding was that the crisis is past. He believe unwilling to consider at this time1 better times Are coming although a1 t to a be. Most imperceptibly slow. I a administration spokesman in the Farmer himself says this. Discussing the Coal strike situation in a 2500-Rrjle trip through the said appointment of a Federal com heart of agricultural America i have Nii Sion to go into the Coal Industry Learned the True conditions from the and ascertain the facts was not in Man with the Hoe and the Man behind in Rospert at least this week the plow. I have talked with the Quot dirt Farmer a the Rich and. Poor landlord and tenant with the country banker and the county farm Bureau agent. I have Learned first hand of the tremendous struggle the Farmer has had still at Large up to 3 p. Rn., today no Trace had been found of Guy Hodden. Local sign Painter who i Xvi his wife Over tile head with a Hummer yesterday Ami then disappeared. Taking hts eight year old daughter with him. Hodden abandoned his ear East of the City where the trouble occurred and the authorities watched there ail night expecting him to return to get to hut he did not put in his appearance. To make both ends meet during the 48 hours. Emergency Coal program will Start immediately by associated press leased wire Washington d. C., july 25.�?the governments emergency Coal control program will a Gin to function within past year and a half. Has suffered from want literally the Farmer has suffered not Only from want of the comforts but of the necessities of life that America and the world might eat. It was told How the value of his Secretary Hoover in making this announcement today said ratification of i the emergency plan for distribution and restriction of unfair prices by the i operators association was expected within 48 hours but if Coo Pera i Tion was withheld in any District the by associated press leased wire St. Paul minn., july 25�?ivan Bowen state Railroad and warehouse commissioner was today appointed state fuel administrator by governor j. A. O. Preus. At the same time the governor transmitted a Telegram to the governors of North and South Dakota. Iowa and Wisconsin to secure their Aid in the Campaign to receive a sufficient Coal Supply for the Northwest through the head of the lakes this summer and fall. Senator Frank b. Kellogg today wired the governor that he had a conference with the commission and also with Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce and that the commission is prepared to Issue priority orders for the Northwest whenever Coal can be moved by the railroads. Governor Preus declared that with All the civic agencies of the state co operating in he move and with mrs. Clara hips cent Eris held for murder in los Angeles. On a charge of having beaten to death mrs Alberta Meadows right. Mrs foggy Caffee left was an unwilling Eye witness to the crime she says. Above. In sketches is pictured the crime As police say it was told to them. Iroquois woman puts Buu it into husband says judge advised her new schedules will become effective tomorrow commission Dix Lares special to the Republican Iroquois. S. D., july 25.�?mrs. Rose the organization now won Start i i ret re we eke of Iroquois. ,.kilt a i a not Carini Cilc train i believes the result will be seen much larger Coal shipments begin n shot hut did not seriously wound her husband Louis h. Yeager from nine almost immediately. The plan whom she was seeking a divorce of cutting and hauling Wood from when he entered her Home about la the state s Timber districts is still a o clock sunday night. Or eager ing considered and All data in that was taken to Huron and the by let regard will be turned Over to com-1 was extracted from his Back at the missioner Bowen who will Complete Point of the right shoulder by associated press leased wire Girard. Of. July 25�?twenty one puddling furnaces of tile a. M. Byers company Here were dosed Down today due to the Dcuna de production caused by the rail and Coal strike. Tile rest of the Plant will be operated for the remainder of the week but probably a All be forced to close next Wook. It Washington. I., july 23 a tin my a Tate Commerce commission today it Laryl that an emergency existed Iii transportation in territory East of the Mississippi River which required it to direct renting of shipments of All essential commodities and to fix preference and priority for the movement of food perishable products Coal other fuel and live Stock. Priority to Coal shipment. Under tile orders will to furnished it is understood first to Railroad and then Iii the order named to Public utilities ice plants manufacturing plants for Public consumption and refrigeration plants for the pre von at Ion of food stuffs. Orders effective tomorrow the commission declared that in land shot downward with a thud that government would proceed to appoint j meant ruin to Manv who had toiled i Quot assay local committees years for a Little gain. I Learned How emergency Coal control plan prices of crops and produce faded j j Hooyer stated is intended to a away How Many were gouged and july a foal produced whether in swindled by profiteers How there was r a in non Union or Union Fields and it j suffering Tor Lack of the comforts of waa indicated that service orders try life How the Young men left the be interstate Commerce commission farm for the Citer and How crops were provide no for priorities in the Alloa lost for want of help to Harvest them ton of Coal Farr Mav a expected Al-4�?~ How the Farmer s morale was shot to r a mediately. Pieces. 1 Commerce Secretary emphasis for a year or More he Felt himself rhe intention of the government to a beaten Man for whom the future i Prev int advancing Coal prices and Deheld but Little. Dared that under the emergency pro now his courage has returned. He 8tram no freight cars would be Aloba s faced about with the Light of a caved Thos who tried Quot to Rob the new spirit in his Eye. Public. The practical american Farmer is. Ossib1 enactment of new is Wisla not claiming that Prosperity is Here. Ton n connection with the govern far from it. But he believes it is on Mant p emergency Coal control pro the suy slowly coming nearer every scam was indicated by or. Hoover. Day.11 optimistic Borah wants commission u t. A orto probe Coal Industry i heard everywhere. We lost Mon a by asocial pre i assert wire to this year we expert , div. Icily 2s-Cre to break even or perhaps make a Little Money. Things look All this is of tremendous importance to the country. Farming is by far the largest of All the nations activities. They Call it the Basic business or Industry of the country and maintain there can be no lasting pros action of a Federal Coal commission of three members appointed by the president to investigate the Coal Industry and recommend legislation to Congress was proposed in a Resolution introduced today by chairman Borah of the Senate labor commit partly until the Farmer in prosperous ?�"8 w0uld. Hole it Luti and contented. With the d ?.m commission on the and prosperous and spending his Motev Quot of a a a a Quot a la the whole Intro Chen in than i Coal Industry and the feasibility or necessity of governmental regulation and control of the Coal la the whole country should then experience better times. In this Wing through the Garden huh of i Learned of men who i had virtually worked for nothing in the past year. If a fair rate of interest be allowed on their investment. Or. If a very Small wage bellowed to them As workers then their farm a a business lost Money. I was told of men supposedly the paper organization in readiness for an emergency. Lenroot Wights Wool schedules mrs. Yeager justified her action by View of the emergency cars for the Baltimore conference to be without action by associated press leased wire Baltimore my. July 27.�?the conference Here today Between the management of the Baltimore and Ohio wealthy through inheritance of Rich Railroad system and representatives of farms Clear of debt who bad to Bor it striking shop crafts while be spilt Row Money enough to pay their Ted by the National organizations intakes they Mako enough solved will not result in any separate from their farms i agreement or separate settlement of families were found whee Cash ithe strike on the Baltimore and Ohio declaring that judge Taylor said she shipment of Coal should be assigned income would not exceed 200 for according to j. N. Davis the National would be within her rights to shoot to railroads on the basis of perform a the year in addition of course to Leader who is directing the shop men a her husband any time he entered her Home. Judge Taylor denies Ever having talked to the woman. Non support and cruel and Jinhu Ance in Coal shipments to the rail roads and other common carriers with Public utilities and hospitals in a second class and government ins Titu Man treatment were the grounds up t5>.nr National state and local in a on which mrs. Yeager filed suit for 115 Las. A a. Absolute divorce on August i. 1921. That a a orders which effective to. A a a a. A a a a of i Morrow further forbid the re consign the decree has not been framed diversion of any Coal accept _ i people of Iroquois say that or and. F or rank upor in and. On a of it Cev Civ cd Vvan of of a i of a eager hate been living Quot preferred classes and declare that for no hic Ornt a the action begun and 9ucf, special purposes As might a rent and a part of their Ood strike in the Baltimore and Ohio Dis thei e do not mean extra me cases 1 strict. In support of his assertion or. Such As the shiftless the ignorant i get a a read a Telegram from the railway department of the american continued on Page seven of fort to carry his fight to Ziajor of Senate brought Back Here of by associated press leased a re Washington. C., july 25. Whether senator Lenroot of Wisconsin the Quot prisoner denied Quot the could swing enough Republican votes to overturn with toe Aid of the democrats the finance committee majority and the agricultural Tariff bloc in the matter of a maximum rate of sixty percent duty on coarse Wool and its manufactures was a debatable question today at the Capitol Irish fighting still intensive final arguments in Madalynne a trial to he a. A. I. I. A Jas a be finished tomorrow Culberson leading in senatorial race in Texas returns show a Ion or its agents might specially designate cars. To be assigned to mines for preferred loading utilities Are rated by associated press leased wire a in ii. ,. A a. I los Angeles. Calif., july 25�?de Flino a a Forea Oal shipments i arguments to the jury in the also was declared from mines in j a a Pennsylvania Ohio. West Virginia. U irs. Madalynne Oben a a s Chain for the murder of j Kentucky. Tennessee and Alabama giving priority aft a government sup i up inf gtd it wer expected to take ply for shipment of bituminous Coal. Most today and tomorrow. The in the Wool schedule. A vote on the rationalist forces Are said to be suffering heavily from guerilla War , Ireland. July 25�?intense bluing is in Progress near Kima a cd today. Reports stated the re roots plan was not susceptible of and by associated press leased wire i consigned to Lake Erie ports for Dallas tex., july 25�?leading shipment Over the great j Akes to senator Char a. Culberson by Lake Superior. The Wisconsin senator who sought m0re than sixteen thousand otes. Public utilities which the commas to have the committee accomplish his former governor tames Ferguson on placed As entitled to Coal Supply proposal and thus avoid an open the face of latest returns from sat a afer Railroad fuel were defined in the break in the Senate was determined Urdaz s democratic primary seemed order of 9tl get and interurban rail to make his fight All along the line as9ur cd of being in the run off aug of a fl5lc Povy a and Light Gas unless the committee gave Way. It was 26 with Earle Mayfield who now re Blantz serv his plan to offer a sixty percent Lim hold first place in the senatorial a us in generally or Refrigeri i action amendment to each paragraph 0d\t Quot of ii Quot Nearis 2fi too Quot no f00d, and hospitals. J votes Mayfield was generally re first that relating to carpet wools was j a a Jav a ? the support of the expected today members of the committee backed by Treasury experts insisted or. Len Kun flux klan. Ferguson and Culberson opposed the klan. Governor Pat. Neff has been publican irregulars were trying to de by the and Ance of the National army troops but while a Good Many ministration at least so far As manufacturers were concerned because both coarse and Fine w ool enters into a men Are said to be engaged in the single piece of cloth. On the other fighting nothing like a pitched Bat i hand the Wisconsin senator said he is apparently possible. Would have further evidence than the communications of the National furnished thus far before he could be crees arc reported to be suffering convinced that his plan was not Feas Here and there from Small but Active Ible. Lands of guerilla fighters. The a j a a a a a a Starr or Broadway traffic cop holds additional Large areas in the West a my we a a of Ireland have been occupied by the co state forces before whom the Republican insurgents Are retiring pre a Oil stately. According to today a official j port. Clar Emorris. County Mayo is he latest town to be freed from the a regular who now Havo ref j red to Tali Node. On the Border bet Wen Gal Hay and Mayo. Rationing for both food and Coal is near now Chicago. Ill july 25.�?the railway strike combined with the cola Trike was being brought Home to nominated for to Section Over four tha pubic Tod the a candidate. And will not participate in noun cements of leaders in several lathe run off dust Rte that unless a speedy Tefle congressman Thomas l. Larton. Ment was reached closing of Quot the who a been a conspicuous future in a giants with rep1lltlnb unemployment the lower House since his election ratin inc employment. The lower House since is election rationing of fuel and thereto a a Lead of Over 12.000 an Ltd a a crippling of pubs urn tie votes Over his nearest opponent and would result his renomination seems assured so up travel to ask Sioux Falls woman about Mitchell friends Belton up final arguments for the state were to be made thursday. �?1 o bandits get $20,000 Minneapolis. Minn., july 25.�?four armed bandits held up two officials of the. W. Savage factories inc., at noon today snatched a bag containing $20,000 in checks and Money orders and Between $2,000 and $4,000 in currency and escaped in an automobile. Today baseball National league federation of labor at Chicago which said a a conference will be permitted but no action is Purchas Trower of farm products is slumping again by associated press leased wire Washington d. A. July 25�?the purchasing Power of Exchange value of farm products slumped four Points Between March and june to 72 per j cent of the 1913 basis in the letter month according to statistics made i Public today by the department of agriculture. The buying Power of farm products in terms of other products stood at 76 per cent in March having advanced 65 or cent in january which was a Rise of three Points Over the Low Mark touched in november 1921. Since March farm products have rained in less degree than thou a things required by the the Index dropping one Point for april two for May and one for june. Pittsburgh. Too ooo�?4 ooo�?0 Morrison and Gooch Grimes and Miller. V a Plant Quot especially in the East., will be closed on a wholesale scale Snyder. If present conditions St. Louis. 300 too new York. 010 070 Dook and Clemons. Toney and Ait it it it continue till August. Accords my to the head of a Large steel corporation. Industrial Coal was said to be unobtainable at any Price in new York. In Chicago increases of from $5.25 to $15.25 a ton in Coal prices were announced. _ shortage of Coal cars in bituminous a _ Fields has caused an appreciable de new York. N. Y., july 25�?a Busy just As she was praying she might Cline in production. New York policeman calmly held get safely through the Jam of traffic strikes Kiosk related up automobile traffic along Broad and was Busy guiding the Ford thru the close relationship which the shoots to View. Int re cwt in Way one Day last week while he Stop a the Maze of cars a big Blue coated strikes Wei e assuming was seen in the she i Lak e w is Yule a Filer Ped a car with a South Dakota ii policemen loomed up in front of her. Statement of h. B. Trumbower of the because x a uld lot return Cense plate to inquire if the Driver a they there. Wisconsin Railroad commission that Home with him Barlow Tuttle of knew anyone in Mitchell. The Driver the car stopped in obedience to if the Coal strike lasted an addition sooner Ian to chm of did no to and in the Rush failed to find the command and As a line of cars Asp rotation in came from i to the rear screeched their protest that tata would be at a standstill. South Dakota or if he might have a i at being held up. The policeman tip official Washington has maintain sweetheart in Mitchell. Ped his hat. Approached the door of i cd silence on the rail situation but it it happened this Way miss Laura the car and quietly asked was confidently expected president Peck. Americanization instructor in a i saw your License plate. Do Jagt a Harding would begin action to end Sioux Falls recently took a trip to happen to know anyone in Mitchell a j the shop men a strike during the week. New York with her Mother. They the police mentioned a couple of Ltd w till ii tin oat in a nooner last night shot and killed i. A a his wife and then sent a Bullet thru 211 a brain. The couple had been sep by cd two months. Weather report 0l, Dakota partly Cloudy and Xvi what unsettled tonight and wed Day not much change in temper made the Coupe and journey in their Ford miss Peck ventured to drive Down among the of Broadway. Busy names which miss Peck had never heard and disappointed he stepped Back and allowed the traffic to go on. In some quarters it was believed the next move might come through the Railroad labor Board. It was pointed continued on Page six Cincinnati. 250 30 Philadelphia. 230 31 Donahue and Wingo Hubbell g. Smith Singleton. Chicago. Too 600 ooo�?6 8 0 Boston. Too too 003�?3 8 2 Osborne and o Farrell Watson Oeschger Braxton and Gibson. American league first game Philadelphia too too ooo�?0 7 i Cleveland .002 0o2 oox�?4 6 i and Bruggy Morton and of Neill. Boston. Too 0 Chicago Oil 0 Pennock and Walters Blankenship and Schalk. Why i this wrong the answer will be found among Washington .1n2 Detroit. �?��?��?��?��?��?��?�>120 Johnson and Picinich Oleson and j today a want ads. Woodall. 1 what Quot Blunder do you suggest Guy Hedden. A Mitchell sign Painter with a shop on Lawler Street nearly killed his wife late yesterday afternoon with a Hammer but for the timely sudden and unexpected arrival of Frank Norton a former Dakota Wesleyan student who with his wife is spending the summer in a cottage at Park there seems but Little doubt that Hedden would have murdered his wife. As it was Hedden seeing Norton sear approaching. Dropped the Hammer with which he was beating his wife and disappeared in the weeds and Brush at the Roadside. How argument. Started Redden s almost fatal attack on his wife occurred just West of the fire steel Creek Bridge on the Riverside Road Northwest of St. Joseph s Hospital. Questioning by the authorities today indicated that the trouble Between the two had started Over an argument As to whether or not they were going out to pick choke cherries along the Creek. Or. And mrs Hedden with their four children started out in their car in the Middle of the afternoon intending to go to the River they had it blow out not far outside of the City and it took some time to fix it. Mrs. Hedden and the children then wanted to return to town but or. Hedden. It appears insisted on going hit him with Slipper As the authorities told the Story today. Mrs. Hedden the took hold of the steering wheel of the car and attempted to turn it Back to town. Or Hedden was equally determined to go the other direction so his wife Toek off her Slipper and hit him with the Heel of it. He retaliated by picking up a Large Hammer which she took away from him in the scuffle. Becoming violently angry Hedden then picked up another Hammer and started hitting mrs. Hedden Over the head with it so that she was nearly unconscious when Norton arrived on the scene. I Norton believed at first that mrs. Hedden had been injured in an automobile Accident and put her into his car to take her to a Hospital. She immediately told him of her husbands attack on her and Norton at once notified authorities. Search All night failed to locate Hedden and he had not been found up to noon today. Stopped at Yale a farm Hedden s eight year old daughter w to is a great favorite with him jumped out of the car when her father ran away so he took her with him. He and the Little girl came to the Home of Andrew Yates at the Northeast City limits about 6 p. In. Monday and stopped to a drink by had not been seen since up to noon today. According to the Story told by or. Yates. Heddens shirt was covered w Ith blood and he carried a gun. Hea so nervous that he could hard july hold the run when he asked for a drink of water. The Little girl How Ever was Unm corned and appear i entry Happy with her father. Another report indicated that Hedden was seen near the City about to p. Rn., but he could not be located by the au-1 thormities it is not known where the two spent the night nor where they were during the heavy rain this mor a Ning. Mrs. Heddens injuries consisted of i two Scalp wounds one near her left Temple and the other at the Back of her head. Her Skull was not fractured physicians said today. She is i expected to be Able to leave the hos i Pital this evening. Trouble of Long standing the trouble in the Heffen family j yesterday appears to be Tho outgrowth of a Long period of bitterness and quarrelling Between the two. About two months ago the authorities a re called to the Home by mrs. Hedden who asked that they find or. Hedden and the children according to her Story told at that i time. Her husband would frequently i take the four children in their Ford i truck and Len a Homo at any hour of the Day or night. At times he would stay away for two or three Days with i the children and on their return the i children would refuse to Tell where Thev had been. Quot we were with papa and went out my slept under a was practically the Only explanation mrs. Hed Den could get. At the time she called the authorities they searched until nearly morning for Hedden and the children but were unable to locate them this was on saturday night end the Man did not return until sunday evening. The weather was cold but the children had apparently not suffered. Phonograph Canso of trouble a recent ohs of trouble in the family was Tho Purchase by mrs. Hedden phonograph which she was to pay for on the instalment plan. Her husband objected but she kept the instrument until she went to Mason City a few weeks ago to visit relatives. On her return last week Che found that Hedden had sold the phonograph the family has been living in a crowded dirty shop on South Lawler where or. Hedden did his sign painting. The children ragging in age from a baby jus Able to walk to the girl of eight with Hedden have Ben sleeping in the Ford automobile in an improvised Camp bed a to Blakes plane crashes by associated Presa in Aeed wire London eng july 25 a the air plane in which major w. T. Blake is attempting a round the world flight crashed to the ground at Hibi British Baluchistan. Saturday says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Karachi today. Blance escaped injury

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